Pave Blue Sapphire Ring 1.92 Ct., 18K White Gold

There are gemstones that speak softly, and then there is this pear shape blue sapphire that announces its presence with a deep, storied voice. Formed in the legendary mines of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, this 1.92 carat pear cut sapphire carries with it the heritage of centuries of gem trading routes, royal patronage, and master cutters who learned their craft by watching the light. Measuring 10.24 by 5.79 by 4.34 millimeters, the stone was cut in a mixed brilliant fashion to marry the classic pear silhouette with modern light performance. The result is a gem that offers the elongated elegance of a teardrop and the scintillating fire of brilliant facets, a combination rarely found in sapphires of this weight and provenance. Its vivid color saturation and excellent polish are evident the moment you lift it to the light, and while the stone has received careful heat treatment, that accepted enhancement simply refines what nature began, intensifying the vivid blue without disguising its origin or character. The clarity is described as very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, a mark of authenticity that reassures the connoisseur that this is a natural, lively gem rather than a picture perfect, laboratory ideal.

Set within a halo and split shank design executed in premium platinum 950, this ring was created to honor the sapphire as its unquestioned center, while the surrounding diamonds serve as both frame and amplifier of its charm. The white round natural diamonds featured in the piece total approximately 0.594 carats in one grouping, and approximately 0.378 carats in an additional grouping, each parcel graded VS for clarity and F G for color, chosen to complement rather than compete with the sapphire. The halo hugs the pear shape and creates a luminous outline, while the split shank carries finely set melee diamonds along the shoulders, lending a graceful continuity of sparkle that leads the eye back to the royal blue heart. Platinum 950 was chosen for its weighty feel, its resistance to wear, and its cool white sheen that contrasts with and enhances the depth of the sapphire, creating a visual balance that only the most thoughtful settings achieve. The craftsmanship is meticulous, the pavé settings secure, and the overall architecture of the ring was conceived to be both modern and timeless, a piece meant to be worn and admired across generations.

What truly elevates the value of this ring beyond its raw materials is the story embedded in every facet and setting. A Ceylon origin sapphire of nearly two carats, with such vivid saturation and expert polishing, is inherently rare, and when combined with a harmonious design and the technical integrity of a platinum 950 mounting, it becomes a rare object of desire. The mixed brilliant cut on a pear shape is a specialist cut that requires an experienced hand to balance depth, table size, and facet alignment so that the intense blue plays across the surface without dark zones or dead areas. The heat treatment is a standard and stabilizing enhancement in Ceylon sapphires, applied with restraint and skill to bring forth the iconic Ceylon blue that graces royal jewels and private collections alike. Paired with carefully selected F G color, VS clarity diamonds, the sapphire’s color is set off and magnified, so that the surround does not merely ornament but amplifies the emotional and financial value of the centerpiece.

Owning this ring from The Natural Sapphire Company is an invitation into an exclusive circle of connoisseurs who place provenance, craftsmanship, and rarity above the commonplace. Each example we offer is limited by nature, there is only one 1.92 carat pear shaped Ceylon stone with these precise dimensions, cut characteristics, and eye level clarity, and the ring you see is the singular realization of a particular vision that begins at the mine and ends in your hands. As custodians of fine sapphires, we guarantee the documented origin, the grading statements, and the quality of the mounting, and we stand ready to share the story of this gem in the way only a specialist can, from the geological origins beneath Sri Lankan soil to the human touch of the cutter and setter. If you seek a piece that signals membership in a very small and discerning group of owners, a ring that will be both conversation and legacy, this sapphire halo ring in platinum 950 exemplifies that rare combination, and it awaits the next chapter of its history with you.